slightly left of center

So, I'm thinking about joining for fringebigbang. Their stuff's due in October, which leaves me big enough gap to finish off for spn_j2_bigbang for the summer.

Afterwards, I will work on my original novel for NaNoWriMo. I had to stop working on my writing few years back due to ... well, due to cataclysmic health problems. However, in the last eighteen months my health has improved well enough for me to start planning for the future. And, few of the oldtimers know I've been trying to publish for a while.

The one thing I can honestly recommend for any future writers? NEVER. STOP. WRITING.

Even if it's all bullshit, just don't stop. One of the reasons why I'm so prolific in SPN fandom. The biggest problem for most writers is not that the well of ideas dry up: it's that we get tired of the journey there, putting in the bucket, pulling up the bucket, then lugging it all the way back to the keyboard.

Okay, so It's Only A Paper Moon is finally done. Of course it's about two months later than I'd thought but hey, it's finished!

Now, onto two Halloween challenges. The first is for a Jane Austen fandom where the only requirement is that I drown Darcy. In that %(#)%*&# pond. I'm torn between using an anchor chain or have the Great Cthulhu rise from its watery depths and eat the Master of Pemberley out of sheer vexation. Hey, if Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is possible, then Lovecrafting the goddamn thing can't be that hard.

The second one is going to be a blast. It's for spn_halloween. I'm going to enlist Mike Rowe and his crew from Dirty Jobs and toss them into Stephen King's favorite haunt: Derry, Maine. And then add the Winchesters. This practically writes itself. Camera angles included.